New York-based Zero Studios reimagined Chomps with a bold, cohesive identity built to dominate the snack aisle and scale across digital and retail environments. From packaging to social media, the work balances immediacy with clarity. The direct messaging, high contrast color, with a playful tone and visual presence position the brand as energetic and a little bit rebellious.

The typographic system is anchored by Mindset from PintassilgoPrints, an all-caps sans serif designed by Erica Jung and Ricardo Marcin, in just two weights (Regular and Slim) with enough range to establish hierarchy while keeping the brand voice tight and unmistakable. Colby from J Foundry runs deep (six widths, five weights, italics) but Zero pulls just a single cut, letting its character do the work. That kind of restraint says something about the confidence of the system. ITC Franklin Gothic handles the smaller text, bringing familiar American sans serif authority where structure and readability are key.

Together, the type palette reflects the broader strategy: strong, efficient, and built for impact. Zero’s work shows how a restrained typographic system—when deployed with precision—can carry an entire brand with confidence.

See more of the project on on Zero Studio’s site.

The same old brand, with a renewed essence. Santis, present on Peruvian tables since 1969, evolves to continue being a protagonist in the country’s cuisine.

Quality preserves, legumes, grains, and spices: essential ingredients now presented with a modern, authentic, and vibrant visual identity, without losing their heritage.

The challenge: to leave behind a generic aesthetic. The opportunity: to build a flexible, relatable, and visually powerful brand.

We created a structural S as our emblem, chose fonts that balance elegance and modernity, and came up with a visual system that celebrates nature. The traditional red remains as a seal of origin, and the new packaging segments by category to make choosing easier.

The result: an identity that honors its history, adapts to changing times, and reinforces its place at the heart of Peruvian cuisine.

Agricola Ridolfi, located in the heart of Romagna (Italy), specializes in the production of IGP Nectarine peaches. In addition to passion and expertise that allow it to offer a product of excellence, they have decided to make a corporate rebranding.

We designed the logo, visual identity and presented a study of packaging for e-commerce. Quality, territoriality and summer are the three elements that the company wants to convey. For this, inside the boxes, there are a tote bag and a postcard with a peach-based recipe and a Spotify playlist created ad hoc for a perfect summer mood.

The logotype is set in FK Screamer by Florian Karsten and Averia Serif by Dan Sayers. The additional types used for the brand are Red Hat Display by Jeremy Mickel and Stash by Jason Vandenberg.

This is the cover of a special issue of trend magazine created to celebrate 30 years of business of Accenture Austria in 2018.

Vegan Eden is a French company working on a natural line of cleaners for fruits and vegetables. For its identity and website, 4uatre associated the freshness and the curves of Vanille FY with the contemporary shapes of Marianina FY.

Vanille FY, a creamy script font by Adrien Midzic, Jason Vandenberg, Jérémie Hornus, Julien Priez & Alisa Nowak and Marianina FY by Alisa Nowak & Jérémie Hornus were co-created on Fontyou, the first collaborative type foundry.